About a decade ago, author Mandy Len Catron wrote an essay for the New York Times about "36 questions that lead to love." The idea suggests that two people can grow closer—and even fall in love—by ...

Every January people make resolutions. Every autumn, they romanticise the cosy sweater weather and pumpkin-spiced lattes. Lately, however, a sunnier theory has been taking over group chats - the idea ...

Language can steer your heart in unexpected ways. VLADGRIN/Stock via Getty Images Plus What about infatuation? Obsession? A passing fancy? Being smitten? Enthrallment? Beguilement? Lust? A crush? A ...

But sometimes along the way, it feels a little underwhelming, it does not feel as starry or as dreamy as we envisage. We hit rough patches and we have to fight to keep what is ours, to hold on dearly ...

June Theory suggests people meet new partners or reconnect with exes in June Increased social events in June boost chances of emotional and romantic shifts Summer optimism encourages more social ...